1. Cadeler A/S (“Cadeler”) today announces two significant developments in respect of its external debt facilities that, together, underscore the robust support that Cadeler continues to enjoy from its banking partners and their confidence in Cadeler’s commitment to the sustainable growth of its business.
  2. Replacement of M-Class Financing

Cadeler has successfully renegotiated and replaced the USD 436 million Senior Secured Green Term Loan Facility previously entered into by Eneti Inc. (“Eneti”) in respect of the two M-Class new builds Cadeler acquired upon the completion of its business combination with Eneti.

The replacement facilities – one for each M-Class vessel – have been entered into on materially improved terms, reflecting Cadeler’s strong credit story and strengthened market position. This refinancing, supported by a broad banking group as well as several export credit agencies, secures an aggregate of up to EUR 420 million (approximately USD 456 million) in post-delivery financing.

The banking group includes Societe Generale acting as Mandated Lead Arranger and ECA Coordinator, as well as Credit Agricole, Credit Industriel et Commercial (CIC), KfW-IPEX, and The Korea Development Bank as Lead Arrangers. The export credit agencies supporting Cadeler on the replacement facilities are The Danish Export and Investment Fund (EIFO), Export Finance Norway (Eksfin), and The Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM).

  1. Extension of RCF-B Facility and Increased Uncommitted Guarantee Lines

Cadeler’s banking partners continue to demonstrate unwavering support. The banking group behind Cadeler’s EUR 550m Senior Secured Green Loan Facilities and The Danish Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) have approved:

  • The extension of Cadeler’s RCF-B facility by 12 months, providing Cadeler with additional financial flexibility to seize market opportunities, including by funding the purchase of mission equipment and increased working capital.
  • An increase to its uncommitted guarantee lines from EUR 100 million to EUR 200 million, due to surging activity levels.

Total drawings within the entire loan facility will offer a maximum of EUR 450m until the maturity of RCF-B and then a maximum of EUR 350m for the remaining period of the loan facility.